Programs

#TogetherWeWillHeal Forum

Healing our Roots, Filling in the Gaps

What does it take to build stronger, healthier communities?

Join us for an engaging conversation with Darius Todd as we explore practical ways to better connect with our communities by identifying the root causes of local challenges, building trust with those who may be disconnected from available resources, and creating environments that foster healing and belonging.

Together, we’ll discuss how collaboration among individuals, organizations, faith communities, and service providers can help bridge resource gaps, strengthen networks of support, and create lasting community impact.

Darius brings nearly 30 years of leadership experience in Texas state government, along with his work in nonprofit leadership and faith-based community engagement. He is passionate about bringing people together to address the root causes of community challenges and build stronger networks of support.

This forum is designed to be a conversation. Participants are encouraged to bring their questions, insights, and experiences as we learn from one another and explore solutions together.

Forum Recordings

Health Literacy and Its Association with COVID-19: Self-Efficacy and Wellness Self-Management Among African Americans in the Southern Regions of the United States

Healing Generational Traumas Associated with Adultification

Managing Loneliness

Faith and Mental Health: Islamic Perspective

The Role of Peer Support Services in Mental Health Care

Post-Pandemic Anxiety

Reshaping Our Self-Talk to Reinvent Your Life

All in the Family: Navigating Neurodiversity and Nurturing ALL

The Brain, Body, and Black Mental Health

Healing Anxiety Naturally: Practical Tools for Dialing Down Anxiety on the Spot

Black Manhood and Mental Health

Mental Health in the South Sudanese Immigrant Community: A Conversation

Grieving During Our “New Normal”

Suicide in the African American Community in Texas

The POWER of Diversifying your Whole Health and Wellness Program

Christian Faith and Mental Health

Are the Kids Okay?

Alzheimer’s Awareness in the African American Community

Incarcerated Women and Mental Health

Faith and Mental Health: The Islamic Perspective